The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-03-09
Personal Points.

personal fOintS.
Merchant Hicok of Melville is in the
city.
Deputy Sheriff Sam Jackson of Cooke
is in town.
Will Haines will leave for the Cpur
d'Alenes soon.
Nelson Story returned to his cat
tie ranch on Monday.
--Chas. Anceney was in town for a
few hours on Monday.
Dan McElwee, of Three Forks spent
a day in town last week.
Mr.. Geo. Behringer spent few
days in Helena last week.
Hank Hebe came upon No. 2, and
returned OH No. l, Monday.
DIR. Chambliss went to Helena on
Sunday. to remain few days.
Frank Harper returned from his
winter visit to Canada on Friday last.
DIR. Chambliss returned from visi,
to Moorehead, Minn,, on Tuesday last.
M. d. Kelly, probate judge of Park
county, was west side visitor this
week.
w. ]. Lowell returned from visit to
his old home at New Hartford Mo. on
Sunday.
Will Mcdonald returned from Hell
ena, where he has been attending school,
on Sunday.
PIP. Worsham was in Helena last
week, and watched the legislature at
short range.
William H. Collins, Of Gallop, was
in Bozeman Monday on business at the
land Office.
Mrs. W. D. knight, of Miles City,
was in Bozeman visiting friends during
the past week.
Miss Rose Story returned from Hell
ena this week, where she has been at
tending school.
Judge ]. A. Savage, of Livingson,
came over for day last week to attend
to law business
Denver DAYTON is in town visiting
his mother and sister. He has accept
ed II position at Helena.
Nose Decker left for Thompson's
Falls on Monday, after six weeks visit
to friends and relatives in the valley.
DIR. G. l.. Bishop spent few days in
Boxeman during the week, and was
heartily greeted by his numerous friends.
Mrs. Henry, wife of our county
attorney, arrived from Livingston last
week to make her future home in Boze-
man.
Prof. Reato, the Mining Engineer,
who has been. negotiating for the Col
conda, is in town and will leave for New
York to-day.
Dick Jockey was passenger on Fri
days train en-route west, after having
been to Miles where he adjusted the
losses on late fires.
Misses Annie and Margaret Alder.
son accompanied their father to Helena
on Sunday to visit the capital during the
last of the legislative session.
j. W. Rodgers, whose cattle range is
in the Meadow creek region, was in the
city this week, after supplies: Mr.. Rod
gers says that the cattle in his vicinity
are thriving and doing well.
Commissioner Carver of Livingston
is in town attending the session of the
commissioner meeting. Mr.. Carver
will resign at the end of this session, tc
take similar position in Park county.
e. D. Ellis of Salt Lake arrived OF
Wednesday to take charge of the Sebret
& White agricultural business. HI
is accompanied by his wife and chile
and his wife's sister, Miss Clara Hicks.
Al. Love, cashier of the Livingston
National Bank, was in town one da,
idSt wien. All. boNo OAPiSooSo AAA''SA
as well pleased with the favorable ex
pressions of our business men regarding
county division, recently published.
-Jno. Work, of Mission, spent few
days in town last week. Mr.. Work saw
that he and Jno. Lock have had 24'
sheep killed by the snow plows, and
neighbor has had thirty-five made int
mutton through the same agency. Thu
company has the carcasses skinned.
d. H. Montgomery, manager of thu
United Stage Company, was in town las
week. Mr.. Montgomery is rustic
from baskerville and the manner il
which he has kept the stages movin
during this exceptional winter, place
him at the head of the list as a stag
superintendent.
Rev. f. E. Bostwick, was IN the cit.
over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. Bost
wick. besides attending to his duties as
missionary, has made careful estlmat
of the cattle losses in Montana, Will
travelling, and has as result, loss @
thirty per cent. In Madison, Jefferson
Beaverhead and Gallatin, he figures tn
loss at seven per cent at the highest.
FRIGHTFuL CATTLE LOSSES.